NumExp

gnumexp

2007-11-08T21:40:16+01:00

gnumexpdevel

2007-11-08T20:09:47+01:00

Checkout * Install bzr * bzr branch URL Where URL is . It is also mirrored in launchpad (with a 24 hour delay), with the URL . Building * ./autogen.sh [configure switches] * make

jhbuildnumexp

2007-11-08T20:04:13+01:00

With jhbuild, early testers can easily build the full stack of numexp-core and gnumexp modules, including a couple of intermediate dependencies. * Install and configure jhbuild * Modify the variables modules and moduleset in ~/.jhbuildrc to include the moduleset file from the following url:

numexp-client

2007-11-08T21:41:40+01:00

numexpc

2007-11-08T21:42:11+01:00

numexpdevel

2007-11-08T20:42:15+01:00

Checkout * Install subversion * svn co Note: the SSL fingerprint is [=35:74:EF:C4:9B:CE:A0:A4:77:F8:A0:91:C3:A4:E1:0B:0D:3E:F0:F0] Building * ./autogen.sh [configure switches] * make

start

2008-06-06T20:48:10+01:00

This is a wiki about NumExp. NumExp is a family of open-source applications for numeric computation. NumExp home page * Tutorial -- Learn how to use NumExp. * JHBuildNumexp -- using jhbuild to automate building numexp-core and gnumexp * ToDo * NumexpDevel -- instructions for hacking on numpexp-core * GnumexpDevel -- instructions for hacking on gnumexp

todo

2009-01-17T11:13:14+01:00

Complete the test-suite for GSL code (April 26, 2008) GSL interface is half-done (ok, 1/3 done) but the test-suite has only 5 tests done at the moment. Complete the GSL integration (October 29, 2006) We need to finish to import the integration.

tutorial

2007-11-09T22:44:16+01:00

NumExp can be called with 3 executables: * gnumexp is the graphic-based interface of NumExp, it is the easiest way to use NumExp . * numexp-client is a text-based interface. numexp-client communicates with the numexp-server with a Corba interface. We can have many numexp-client calling the same server.